Sentence examples for up to principle from inspiring English sources

The consumer demand is finally tipping the scales in favor of plus, capitalism caught up to principle.

Instead it asks participants to sign up to principles, for example, around intellectual property.

Even signing up to principles that investors have traditionally felt very nervous about represents real progress.

Positive insight into principles is more than negative reductio leading up to principles, so snaring the atheist in a contradiction is still one step away from affirming that God exists.

Margaret Thatcher signed up to that principle.

We are challenged to live up to this principle.

At a national level, Labour is confused, signed up to a principle of decentralisation but unwilling to show any kind of complicity with Mr Osborne.

(It is controversial whether tort really lives up to this principle in practice).

Politicians were facing a "moral challenge", he suggested, in living up to "the principle that we have to regard and treat every single person with respect".

Mr Cable said ministers had "signed up" to the principle of a cap, but they must "accommodate" the needs of certain industries as well as universities.

We are working hard to live up to that principle in every part of our organization.